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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-03-07, Page 5HEADLIGHT' ,SERVICE Make your night driving Brasier by having your car's headlights properly focus, ed. It takes but minutes you will see bet. ter land you will be driving stater 7-, WHEEL EAJANCE 41,nOther - aid to.: 'driving comfort is wheels that, are properly .balaneed.. .Comp inF*xlay rid' ]e an correct, the wheels on your ,ear,„ it. will save on tire wear too: (ANNIELON'S Service Station Corner Mary. & King Sts.' Carl Cantelon, Proprietor Phone HU -2-9032 cipT.t9N --(oNippo . • , Heies. Why ervice is u par an Behind /every service call I. Months of- technical train- ing in, special electronics schools. 2. Complet television testing equiptrient. 3. A big investment in quality material., are these significant, factors: 4. 16xpensive • transportation equipment. 5. Toois and time, plus war- anty protection. 6. Shop and officer expenses and overhead. RADIO and TV GIVES YOU THESE EXPERT SERVICES Phone HU 2-3841 - - - CLINTON The Man Who Loo4.Successful - Is Ott Ctistoittot • You too can have that feeling of importance if you are dres- sed properly. Choose your new Suit, Sports- coat .or Topcoat now,from our complete selections. STEP OUT IN STYLE! Open Friday Nights PICKETT # CAMPBELL I LIMITED Phone: HU. 2-9732 — Main Corner -- CLINTON Record Attendance At Hospital ill Buy New Lamp Fruit Growe& Annual, Here Next 'Thursday One week from .loday an 'Thurs...:' day, March 14, the Huron County Fruit -Growers' Association is hold- ing their annual meeting and quet, Following a business meet- ing in the agricultural office board. room Clinbr, and . officers ore" elepted, the luncheon meeting is • scheduled for 12.30 sharp in the' Hotel Clinton, At this dinner, D. J. Lane, 'Clinton, will be guest speaker. The afternoon. program- includes a panel discussion, and a guest speaker from the '0A0 on., "Chemical thinning' and • stick-on. sprays for apples,' _ 60th Anniversary • . Of WI in Canada Celebrated Here 45. Women attended the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary meeting on Monday, making the most satis- factory turn out in some time. They represented 'the Catholic Women's League, St. Paul's Guild, St. ;lames' WA Middleton, St, Au. drew's WA, Dastern Star, Holmes- wide United Church WA, Summer-! hill Club, 'Ontario Street United Church WA, Girl's Club. and WMkSl -Goodwill. and WA of Wesley Wil- lis 'United Church; Ladle-S.' .A1.141.-. .lacy to the Legion; Women's Tn. stitute; RGA,F statiaa. Women's Auxiliary; Dinettes; London Road Community Club; St, Paul's Friendship Club. Mrs. Alex Haddy, president wel, corned the, ladies • and- outlined some of the work to be undertaken because of the enlargement of the Hospital. • "Following the routine business including the secretary's report by Mrs. Les Ra•thburn and.tre.astirer's statement by Mrs. A, J. McMur- ray, Mrs. Heady called on the-var- ious conveners for reports. Mrs, Douglas Sartliff's told of 48C• members gained, from the )ecent drive for membership, Ten lamps. had been purchased at a cost of $211,4 and extra material -for drapes and rods .at-$68.20 was pur- Chased by Mrs. Fred Tftompsen's committee.. "Mrs. Frank Fingland reported $111 from Games Night and than- ked all who had contributed to this event in any way. Apprecia- tion for ,the splendid response for requests: for food. for the bridge was 'expressed 'by Mrs. Gordon Cunningham., soCial convener, In the -absence of Mrs, H. A. IVIelh- t re, sewing convener, the. presi- dent told of completed drapes and invited the ladies to view the new wards. Cann- the Auxiliary will purchase tha large lamp for over the .apera- ting. table, Miss Sinclair thanked the ladies for drapes, Mrs. M. P. .IVICTaggart was hos- tess for tea that followed with Mrs, D. 11., Lane pouring and Mrs, Frank FinglantL Mrs, Larry Mrs,' Haddy, Mrs. W., Morlolt and Miss Sinclair serving. Forbes-Ashton. A wedding was solerrinized in the Ontario Street United Church,. Clinton, on Saturday afternoon' March 2, 1957, when MisS Joyce' Ashton, Clinton, beoatile the bric,ice.linoftoznald Shaw Forbes, RE. 2, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ashton, Clinton, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Forbes, Coder. ich township, Rev. A. Glen Eagle, minister of the church,. performed the ceremony in a setting of yel- low and white chrysanthemums. Miss Lois Granby; organist, playecl. wedding Music; • Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a _waltz-length gown of Chantilly lace and tulle over taffeta: The strapIesS - lace bodice was topped with a match- ing , bodice with.. small collar and lily.point.-7Sleeves. The bouffant tiered-Skirt:Of tulle featured Chantilly lace-peplum, which 'ex- tended - into 'deep.. point's at the line. .A cap,' headdress' encrusted Nyith-tiny seed Pea rls••• :held •-,Jiti4." shoulder-length veil 'of embroider. ed tulle; and she carried red roses with .White streamers., , She was attended by her sis- ter, Mrs. Shirley Comerford,- Los Angeles, Cal., who wore a, waltz - length gown of blue lace Over. taf- feta. Iler headdress was a Match, ing braided bandeau, with nose length veil -studded with tiny rhinestones and she carried pink roses. SS 4, COMMUNITY' CLUB HOW BUSINESS MEETING The SS 4, Community Club met at the home' of Mrs. James Lobb for the last meeting. The vice- president, Mrs, J. Tebbutt was in charge of the meeting. Following the business discus- ion, the-meeting was closed• with the Mizpah benediction. The re- mainder of the afternoon was spent in quilting, LunCh • was served with Mrs. I, Tebbutt and Mrs. M. Jones assisting the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. Merrill. 'OBITUARY W., J. Falconer,, • William J„ moiler passed, away in„ •,. . Hospital on Tuesday; March 5. He had been -in poor health for a; .year and had 'been in the hospital `three weeks.. Born at Langside in Kinloss Township, Bruce County, on Jan- uary. 1880, he was the son of . Redpath Falconer and Anne Mc- Lean- and was the last„,„ surviving member of a 'farrtily.-of seven. As a young mart,- he came to, Huron County and ton , August 17, 1903- he was married., to Mabel Stenbury. Mast of his married. life was spent on the farm on. the London Road, in Stanley Town- ship. Active in community affairs he Served as a councillor on the Stanley Township Council for five years. A 'Member of the LOL and Black Knights, he served as past county master for. South Huron for both organizations. _ He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Jean, Goderich; Mrs. Erlin Whitmore (Kathleen) Sea- forth; four sons, George, Tucker• - *smith; Laurence at horiae; Frank- lin and Mervyn, both of Tucker-) smith. - There are 13, grandchildren and five great grandchildren. One son Victor died in June 1949. Funeral, service will be held on Thursday afternoon; March 7, at 2 p.m. from the Beattie funeral home by ReV, A. G. Eagle with in- terment to follow in Clinton cem- etery.. — • The -pallbearers will be Mervyn Hanley, Charles Nelson, James Turner, M. J. Schoenhals; Asa Deeves, John Henderson and the flower bearers: Walter Layton, Howard Snell', James Horton, Ar- thur. Tichborne, Harry 'Torrance and James Keyes. A or, • This is, the "Mann' who gives away the attractive prizes and big cash jackpots on "It's My Liv- ing," the quiz prograin exclusively for • Ontario Housewives. Hear "IT'S MY LIVING" on CKNX Wingharn, every Monday,,Wednes- day and Friday morning at 11.30. Cat Of OM Play. Hold Baitquet To End Long Run Members; wives and husbands of the cast and make-up committee of the play "A Pair of Country: Kids" put on by the Varna and Holmesville Farm Union, ceiebrat-, ed, the completion, of its final pro-' duction at a turkey ban- quet and social evening in The New Ritz Hotel, Bayfield, on Tues- day, March 5. , The financial, report"' given - by the play's business manager Rob- ert Taylor, showed a very satis- fabtory net return. Mr. Taylor added that the play had done more than' Make money for the two farm tinions-;it had helped adver- tise tye ever strengthening Farm Union. A most sincere vote of appreciation was extended to Rob- ert Taylor. for his most excellent job as play 'business Manager. An exciting game of progressive euchre was played in which ..the travelling euchre prize was won. by Donald Middleton and Mrs, Gordon Hill; the travelling lone band prize to Jack Cole; women's high, Mrs. Milton Steepe; men's high, Jack Cole; women's low, Mrs, Donald'Middleton;, men's low, Frank Potter. The Holrnesville Farm Union will meet Monday night, March 11, in the HoIrnesville School,. Area Man . Represents- Huron For0FttatToro.nto Ernest 'Talbot, RR 3, KIPPen, represented Huron County last 'week When the Ontario Farmers Union presented their annual brief to the Agriculture Committee of the Provincial Government in. To- rento The OFU asitedithe ernment to probe the price spread which exists between what the producer receives for his products and what the consumer pays, A. V. .,Cormack, Arthur, presi- dent of the Union said the inquiry is needed because of the "depres- sed economical position of the far- mer,'" He said 1110 the OFIrsupported Producer-controlled mar keting boards, but he claimed they only acted as price stabilizers and ne- gotiated for minimum prices. "For many reasons," he said, ."inarket- ing boards seldom achieve profit. able prices for farm products, ex. cept under most favourable cir- cumstances, It/1r, Cormack said he believed farmers were fo7rced into over- production because of low prices for their precincts. He also urged that price stip- •Ports be paid directly to producers and not to the industry as a Whole; such as, the egg -industry. • . • London .Road Club ear 1956 Report The London Road Club met at the home of Mrs. Van Ninhuys. The roll call was answered by 13 members. A card of , thanks from Mrs. Doucette and family was read. The treasurer gave her 1956 report and a report on the card party. Programs for the year were made out. Mrs.- Watkins had charge of the mystery box which was won by Mrs.. Anderson, Sr. There was- a sale of homemade candy.Th , e meeting Was closed by sing- ing "God Save the Queen," after which- a, delicious lunch was ser- ved by Mrs. Van Ninhuys and Mrs,- Manning. The March meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rooth. - Hostess- es are Mrs. Rooth and Mrs, Wat- kins. Mrs. Collins will have char- ge of the program. Roll call will be answered, with "an "Irish joke or song." " A quiet atmosphere in pleasant surKoundings. And a trained competent staffs • An invitation to the Regional meeting to be held in South Hur- on Hospttal, gxeter, was received. Mrs. Reddy and Mrs. Lane will at-- tend, Letters to the Town Council will ask permission for a tag day on. May 11. "A gas machine, a large light and suction pump, stools , and small steel tables must be bought before the emergency ward is completed," stated Mrs. Haddy, On motion of Miss W. O'Neil and, Mrs. Ron Mc- •• Ronald Taylor; ,Varna,' brother.. in-law of the bridegroom was grdomsritan. 'At a reception in Hotel Clinton, the bride's mother received wear- ing an afternoon dreSs of , figured silk vvithpovvder blue jacket, black accesioriesi• and, a corsage of pink roses. Assisting was the - bride- groom's mother, who wore a two- piece dress of brown peau de sole, with light beige accessories and a corsage of bronze roses. For a wedding trip to the United States, the bride travelled in a grey wool dress with matching jacket, pink accessories arid a cor- sage of piiik roses. Mr., and Mrs. Forbes will reside "at RR 2, Clin- ton. 0 r William E.-Perdue, veteran member of the Clinton Public Commission, last week received an award from the • Ontario Municipal Electric Association, commemorative of 22 active years with the Clinton PUC and co-operation, with the. Ontario' Hydro' glectric Commission. Brilliantly illuminated, the certificate was awarded at the annual convention of the OME in Toronto, (News-Record-Pbota) 1 HAVE YOU HEARD THIS MANN? .-$.•!....*::!:.::::-:••••••• • The Clinton WI met on Thurs- day,. February 28, with 331 mem- bers and three visitors present.' The meeting opened with the sing-- ' ing of the "Ode" and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect and: Lord's Prayer in unison. Communications were read by the secretary, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs, T. O'Connell and Mrs. Managhan , were appointed to supervise the' garden club. Several members displayed.: spring hats which were the -result of the millinery course recently' taken by the WI, t Mrs. K. McRae, public health4 nurse, gave an interesting talk and a film on this disease was shown. Another feature of the meeting was the celebration of the 60th, anniversary of the WI of Canada... The secretary Mrs. Nelson gaire a wonderful talk on the aChieve- meats of the WI. A. bouquet of daffodils and iris were of WI col- ours, yellow and blue. A birth- day cake iced in yellow and blue' was adorned by five candles, these' were, lighted by Mrs.4Batkin rep-- resenting the branch; Mrs. Sturdy,,. district; Mrs. Colelough, SWIG and A,CWW; Mrs. Nelson FWIC, The hostesses of the month' ser- ved lunch. ImMigration report: In 1955 Canada admitted 109,946 new. "Canadians." In 1954 the figure was 151,227. OWEA.1.0.40Domm (3 ) (1) (2) Tliere'S- one answer sagging oaegeta, aiiirts, on lr ed necklines, tired-looking jackets — regular dry cleaning at Clinthin 'Laundry and Dry Cleaners. courteous. Workibanship —thorough, experienced. Cait,--econ. °Ink°. It's mot-bow much your clothes cost how well-groomed you are that counts: This Week the Lucky No. is, 1240 Cheek your Calendar.- If the' number matches, flake the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit, FUNERAL gram% AMBULANCE SERVICE * Phone HU 2-9441 „_- I 'v (1)R.PORATION 26" wide. Green, Beige, and Grey. 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